bought the gen2 intake cams today, ill do that along with my valve adjust, rather than wait till later. :shredder:
still need rearsets and a rear shock, tach, and im skipping the tank/bodywork till i get back from my deployment i think...
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bought the gen2 intake cams today, ill do that along with my valve adjust, rather than wait till later. :shredder:
still need rearsets and a rear shock, tach, and im skipping the tank/bodywork till i get back from my deployment i think...
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Shoot me your e mail and ill send over the directions on the swap. The ones I got are idiot proof, very well written.
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I hooked mine up to the kill switch. It was pretty easy, if you lived closer is give you hand.Quote:
Originally Posted by darkduc7
I'll look at a wiring diagram and see if i can come up with answer.
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Looks like basically, replace the O/W and O/B wire at the kill switch with the O and R wire from the ignition.
Run R where O/B was
Run O where O/W was
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I almost forgot. You'll need a cam chain tensioner holder to put the tensioners back in. I have a Clymer manual that has the specs to make one. I used a small flathead screwdriver and cut the tip off of it.
Pick up one of these Clymer manuals though. Good to have.
you caught that too? :spit:
oxx, thanks for the info. i pm'd you my email. i also found a writeup for the cam swap on BARF, seems pretty doable for me. the cam tensioner holding tool was news to me, thanks for the heads up...you said a small screwdriver will do the trick?
i had planned on wiring in a toggle switch for my main on/off, but i suppose i could just go to the kill switch like you did. im assuming i'd still have to wire in a 100ohm resistor like i would have for the toggle?
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I don't know about the resister or why you would need one. its just a switch.
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I don't get your joke...Quote:
Originally Posted by KB
ok...
rearsets, sliders, tank, tail, cam swap/valve clearances, air box/jetting, done.
all i need is a rear shock. looking for a reasonably priced penske, sprung for a 200lb with gear rider.
gonna have my forks refreshed too.
after that, ill just need some tires to throw on, and its g2g. oh, and i gotta wire up a tach, wire some bolts, and make a bracket for the front end to hold the tach, and make steering stops.
:shredder:
You got quite a bit checked of your list.
There are a couple used penske shocks for sale but they are fir gen2. Gen 1 goes quick.
Sending you a pm
Link with penske for sale